63D York St.

Hart Hall, the oldest academic building on campus (1910), is home to various Arts departments and programs.

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Programs:

The Centre for Canadian Studies works collaboratively with the Canada Studies program. It is an active research centre dedicated to the study of Canada and organizes an annual series of special events and activities throughout the academic year.

Hart Hall has some of Mount Allison’s finest reading rooms, including:

J.E.A. Crake Reading Room — a Department of Classics reading room that includes a complete collection of Loeb Classical texts and the Cambridge Ancient History
A.H. Johnson Library — houses all books collected by Canadian philosopher Dr. Allison Heartz Johnson during his distinguished career as a philosopher, scholar, writer, and editor
Ebbutt Reading Room — houses religious studies library resources

Fun fact: it is rumored that Hart Hall is haunted and holds the title of the “first college ghost reported in Canada.”